Connecting two networks to one sap server

Hi There,
Is it possible to connect to seperate networks to one SAP Server ?
The server does have a spare network card
Regards
George

Yes it should be easy if all devices have wifi. The iMac will have, hopefully the router has, but does the eMac? Do eMac's have wifi built in?
If the router is wifi it'll have a wifi password, normally WPA, WPA/2 or WEP, either on the documentation or on a sticker on the bottom of the router. Turn wifi on on the Macs and they should see the network, type the password when prompted and they should connect.
If the eMac doesn't have wifi you could connect to the router via an ethernet cable and it should be seen on the network.

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